Guest rooms that pass inspection and charge everything
Self-test GFCI at the vanity, USB at the nightstand, decorator controls on the wall — one shipment per property.
The four decisions behind every hospitality order
Each one is a line on the drawing and a line on the quote — stated against the code or the rating that puts it there.
Guest bathrooms need GFCI, and nobody presses TEST
A bathroom vanity is the classic GFCI location under NEC 210.8, but self-test devices exist because monthly manual testing does not happen in a hotel. Our self-test models monitor protection automatically and flag end-of-life on the LED instead of waiting for a guest complaint.
Guests bring two phones, a watch and a laptop
Nightstand and desk receptacles are where charging demand actually lands. We stock 20W PD, 36W and 65W PD outlets in USB-A, USB-C and dual USB-C so the room's charging spec can be set once and repeated across every floor.
Turnover and housekeeping wear the devices out
Property standards move on amortization schedules, not on failure. Tamper-resistant and 20A commercial-duty options let you specify one part number for new builds and another for the next refresh cycle.
Bathrooms and vanity areas get wet
Vanity and wet-wall locations need weather-resistant protection, not just GFCI. TR/WR self-test models carry both ratings in one device so the same SKU covers the vanity run.
Device schedule for hospitality
Placement to part number to the reason it fits — every model below is in the catalog with its amperage, NEMA configuration and TR/WR status on the spec sheet.
| Placement | Device | Why this model |
|---|---|---|
| Guest bathroom vanity | TST15 | Self-test GFCI, 15A 125V NEMA 5-15R, TR, UL 943 Class A |
| Vanity with charging | UWTST15 | GFCI with dual USB-A — protection and charging in one yoke |
| Vanity, USB-A + USB-C | UCWTST15 | Self-test TR GFCI with USB-A and USB-C in one device |
| Exterior-facing vanity / wet wall | WTST15 | TR + weather-resistant self-test GFCI for damp locations |
| Nightstand and desk | SMUT15PD20 | USB 20W PD fast charging, TR, 15A NEMA 5-15R |
| Desk, laptop-capable | SMUT15PD65 | 65W PD USB-C plus 18W QC USB-A, TR |
| Room and bath lighting | TM-4 | 15A 120/277V single pole rocker — one part for room and corridor circuits |
| Bath fan and light together | TM-7 | Dual rocker combination switch, 15A 120/277V |
| Plate, room and corridor | T9603 / T9601 / T9602 | Decorator, toggle and duplex plates, smooth face, 7 finishes |
15A Tamper-Resistant Self-Test GFCI Outlet15A · 5-15R
15A Combination USB GFCI Receptacle with Dual USB-A15A · 5-15R
15A Self-Test TR GFCI Receptacle with USB-A and USB-C15A · 5-15R
15A Weather-Resistant Self-Test GFCI Receptacle15A · 5-15RFour of the models on this schedule. The full range is 54 SKUs across five families.
Scene gallery
Scene photography is representative. Ask your sales engineer for project-specific photos or a live walkthrough of the settings you are specifying for.
- Self-test models auto-verify protection and flag end-of-life on the LED — the reason specifiers pick them for high-mount and concealed locations where pressing TEST is impractical.
- TR is a code matter, not an upsell: NEC 406.12 governs which 15A and 20A receptacle locations require tamper-resistant devices, and hotel guest rooms sit inside that scope.
- Rocker switches are rated 120/277V, so guest room and corridor lighting can share one part number across the property.
- Every device ships with its wall plate included and is available in seven finishes: White, Black, Ivory, Almond, Grey, Brown, Graphite.
- Terminals accept back-wire and side-wire — the install method stays the electrician's call.
Property programs usually arrive as one PO split across floors and unit types.
- Mixed container: GFCI, USB, switches and plates on one shipment, packed by floor or unit type.
- Private label and custom carton marks for property-standard programs.
- Finish samples and sample units before the production run.
Hospitality questions we get before the PO
Which GFCI goes in a hotel guest bathroom?
A 15A or 20A self-test GFCI with tamper-resistant shutters covers the standard guest bath: NEMA 5-15R or 5-20R, 125V, UL 943 Class A with a 5mA ±1mA trip level. Choose the weather-resistant version (WTST15 / WTST20) where the vanity wall is exposed to moisture.
Do guests need USB-C or USB-A at the nightstand?
Both are in the catalog, so it is a spec choice rather than a constraint: dual USB-A, USB-A plus USB-C, or dual USB-C — at 20W PD, 36W or 65W PD. Hotel desks that see laptops usually go to 65W PD.
Can one purchase order cover several floors and unit types?
Yes. GFCI, USB outlets, switches and plates can be mixed in one container and packed by floor or unit type, with your own carton marks if the property standard requires them.
Are the devices UL and cUL listed?
Yes — the GFCI family is listed under the UL 943 Class A framework, receptacles under UL 498 and switches under UL 20, with cUL coverage for Canada.
What finishes are available for a matched property look?
Seven standard colors — White, Black, Ivory, Almond, Grey, Brown and Graphite — with plates in decorator, toggle and duplex openings.
Where else these devices go
Send the list, get the package back
Model list, quantities and project type is all we need to start. The quotation comes back in one business day with the specification sheet for each line item, the listing reference it holds and the packing detail for the DC — one document, not four.
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